Violence plays into the hands of the left by giving them a high horse on which they can sit and blast condemnation upon this 'disgusting, vile, violent, gasp, right-wing batch of deplorables.' Or whatever similar suitably condemning phraseology fits the mood of the moment.
Parler, the social media alternative to anti-conservative, anti-President Donald Trump, anti-Christian speech police at Twitter, has responded to Amazon Web Services' yank of hosting privileges with a lawsuit. It's crucial to the future of Americans' liberties that Parler wins.
The only way to stop Big Tech and put an end to the social media CEOs' hatred of and hostility to all-things-conservative is for consumers to rally in one huge mass and mount an immediate boycott of all these platforms. And the chance of that happening, seriously, is slim.
I found "Trump a 'flight risk' if criminal charges filed: 'He's got money, he's got property'" (Web, Jan. 13) to be in poor taste.
The ruling elite of Washington are now boasting, if not warning, that they have full control of all three branches of our government.
it is being reported that there are more U.S. soldiers garrisoning Washington than there are in Iraq and Afghanistan combined. This would strongly suggest that all these troops have been deployed not for the purposes of national defense, but for political stage management.
Democrats are turning President Donald Trump into a political martyr. And the more Democrats and some Republicans attack, the more Trump's base of support of uniting, growing, strengthening -- and preparing for comeback. The left always overplays its hand.
When you believe that your political position is the only moral one, conventional rules of decorum may be sidestepped.
Donald J. Trump is the Theodore Roosevelt of our time.
With titanic left-wing organizations such as Google, Amazon, Facebook and Twitter exercising their monopolistic power to stifle conservative debate in the U.S., I see huge opportunity for conservatives who seek to express and promote conservative views.
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